13-02-2013

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I'm sorry, but you can't increase the Surface Pro's RAM. The chips are soldered directly to the motherboard. Check out [guide|12842|step 14|stepid=44068] of the [guide|12842|Surface Pro] teardown in order to see for yourself :)

Yes,John is right — the SSD ''is'' replaceable, but opening the Surface Pro is terrible.

Yes,John is right — the SSD ''is'' replaceable, but opening the Surface Pro is terrible.

Here is a shot of the actual SSD found in the Surface Pro:

[image|222910|align=center]

From the teardown: "The Micron RealSSD C400 packs 64 GB of storage capacity. It can read 500MB/s and write 95 MB/s — all in a tiny 1.8" form factor."

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13-02-2013

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I'm sorry, but you can't increase the Surface Pro's RAM. The chips are soldered directly to the motherboard. Check out [guide|12842|step 14|stepid=44068] of the [guide|12842|Surface Pro] teardown in order to see for yourself :)

Yes, the SSD ''is'' replaceable, but opening the Surface Pro is terrible.

Here is a shot of the actual SSD found in the Surface Pro:

[image|222910|align=center]

From the teardown: "The Micron RealSSD C400 packs 64 GB of storage capacity. It can read 500MB/s and write 95 MB/s — all in a tiny 1.8" form factor."

Status:

open

13-02-2013

Texto:

I'm sorry, but you can't increase the Surface Pro's RAM. The chips are soldered directly to the motherboard. Check out [guide|12842|step 14|stepid=44068] of the [guide|12842|Surface Pro] teardown in order to see for yourself :)